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A pair of bobbin turned chairs (2)

A small oak Sutherland table with bobbin turned legs, oval drop flap top, early 20th century, 73cm x 56cm x 57cm when open

A rocking chair with bobbin turned supports

A 17th Century oak single drawer side table on bobbin turned supports, 78 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 67 cm high

Small Victorian oak gateleg table on bobbin turned legs

Three 19th-century Carolean style Yorkshire oak side chairs, elaborately carved crest rail and mid rail with scrolled foliate motifs and pierced lunettes flanked by half bobbin turned decoration, square panel seat and baluster turned legs united by two sets of side stretchers and turned front stretcher, 110cmx47cm & 99x46.5cm

An American bobbin turned rocking cradle. Height 62 cm, length 101 cm, maximum width at rocker 75 cm.

An early 18th Century oak dresser base, the rectangular top with three short drawers and bobbin turned uprights, on turned legs joined by stretchers, 157cm wide, 52cm deep, 81cm high

Mid-century teak magazine rack with horizontal turned spindle sides, on a X-frame supports, 42cm high x 48cm wide x 29cm deep and an oak demi-lune stool on three bobbin legs, 33cm high x 34cm wide (2) 

A 19th century oak bobbin turned rush seated elbow chair of small proportions, width 54cm.

19th Century Victorian Arts & Crafts movement bobbin turned corner chair of square form having bobbin turned column backrest. Dual perimeter stretchers on a rush seat and ball finials. Measures approx: 77x40x40cm

19th century ebonised bobbin turned occasional table. Hand painted circular top on three bobbin turned legs. Measures approx: 39x31cm

Antique and vintage furniture, William and Mary design oak table, turned bobbin legs, single drawer, approximately 83 x 61 x 72cm

An ash/elm Windsor arm chair featuring bobbin turned arm supports.

A Victorian small centre table, the top inlaid with flowers and butterflies, raised on bobbin turned frame

A Victorian corner chair having bobbin style frame and later dralon upholstery

A Victorina style green leather upholstered button back armchair, on bobbin turned legs

An 18th Century and later oak single drawer side table raised on a bobbin turned frame and fitted with brass handles, 91cm wide

An 18th Century oak single drawer side table raised on bobbin turned legs with an all round base stretcher, 85cm wide

A Late XVII Century Joined Oak Drop Leaf Table, with oval top and single drawer on bobbin and block supports, 155cm wide.

An Interesting Collection of Treen and Sewing Items, to include: a Black Forest bear, a wool winder, Mauchline ware pin cushion and string holder, needle cases, acorn and other bobbin holders, etc.

Newburgh Priory - Victorian bobbin turned rosewood framed open arm chair, with loose back and seat cushions on turned supports with brass sockets and castors, W70cm D80cm H100cm

A 2.2m early 17th Century jointed oak refectory style table, set on simple bobbin turned supports and open stretcher base - old worm damage and other wear

A 1.07m Victorian carved oak hall table with 'Green Man' raised back, set on bobbin turned legs

A 19th century mahogany wine table on turned bobbin column and triple supports, 44cm diameter

Sewing Interest - a mixed collection of bobbin / lace making tools to include: bone examples, couple with stained bone decoration; many wooden examples of mixed sizes and types, light wood to dark wooden examples; most with bead attachments of the 1950s or later, altogether a mix of 20th century dates. Along with some lace-making patterns / designs on paper; two patterns on paper comprising of A Honiton Lace Spray and a Devon Teachers' Lace Day 1982, along with a reference binder on 121 Honiton Lace Fillings and five bobbin or lace related reference books, two on Honiton Lace from Devon.

An oak window table. C. 1900. Early 20th Century. With Bobbin turned legs. 38x39x73.5cm

An oak console table. C.1870, Victorian. With bobbin turn front legs, gallery back and long single drawer. 107x36x103cm

Victorian bobbin and needle lace: A very fine and elaborately worked 19th c Brussels mixed lace handkerchief surround, Point d’Angleterre, with very deep border; together with a Ghent Valenciennes bobbin lace tie or scarf; four Brussels mixed lace collars, and various edgings of bobbin lace or needle lace, some of the latter with raised roses. (qty)                                                                     Some of the edgings have holes in the net ground. The handkerchief and tie are in good crisp condition.                                                                                                 From the collection of Betty Taylor

Antique Lace handkerchieves and other items, mainly Belgian and English: comprising an unused floral whitework on gauze panel; a tape lace edged handkerchief; one of Bruges bobbin lace and 9 further varied examples, together with a panel of 19th century needle lace in earlier style; a small panel of net embroidered in tambour work; a large Bruges bodice front and matching cuffs, presented on black fabric; and four examples                                                                       Some items have been washed. Mostly in good, used condition.                                                                                                 From the collection of Betty Taylor

A good example of a rosewood and cut brass sewing box, circa 1820, of sarcophagol form, with quarter bobbin mouldings, rosewood ring side handles and raised on bun feet. The lid interior with rouched silk panel in tooled leather surround, over a lidded and compartmentalised tray in blue paper and silk (some wear and small losses), 30.2 x 21 x 15.5cms.

Miss Shephard’s rosewood and inlaid sarcophagol form sewing box, 1839, raised on bun feet with turned knob side handles, the front and lid with pewter lines, mother of pearl dots and floral motifs, the lid with a cartouche initialled and dated ‘ES 1839’, quarter bobbin mouldings. The lid interior with yellow silk pocket over a lidded and compartmentalised yellow silk and paper tray with pewter edgings, with a set of five mother of pearl top reels, waxer, tape measure, three pearl handled tools, pearl shuttle, silver thimble and thimble guard. The lower section with associated letters and envelopes recording the gift of the box to Miss Shephard from her ‘S.S. Scholars’, 34 x 21.5 x 16cms.

A collection of twenty three spot inscribed bone lace bobbins, girls names comprising Emma x 2 / Lucy / Emily / Emley / Jane / Harriot / Hannah / Fanny / Rose / Edith / Mary x 2 / Caroline x 2 / Eliza x 2 / Elanor x 2 / Maria x 2, together with elements of a boxwood bobbin winder.     (23)

A good selection of modern lace bobbins, comprising twelve with spiral spot inscriptions including ‘David and Christine Springett Bobbin Makers 1982’, another ‘Jack-In-The-Box’, three others, five in glass, fifteen variously painted and six others including two wooden mother and babes.    (41)                                                                                                 From the collection of Pam Palmer

Early 19th century whitework and a selection of later bobbin and machine lace: a deep lawn collar very finely embroidered in white and edged with Valenciennes lace together with another, smaller; three further such collars of varying size; a pair of whitework and lace sleeves; a long collar in perlerine style worked in Bedfordshire lace; a tape lace collar in similar form; eight handmade lace collars and four chemical lace collars; and a small quantity of assorted lace edgings and fragments (qty)                                                                     Mostly in good order. Tiny holes noted in the cream whitework collar but nothing major noted.                                                                                                 From the collection of Betty Taylor

A rosewood sarcophagol form brass inlaid sewing box, circa 1840, raised on bun feet and with side ring handles, the front and lid with brass line and cut dot inlay, the lid with a cut brass scroll inlay, quarter bobbin mouldings. The lid interior with a mirror in yellow silk frame over a lidded and compartmentalised tray in yellow paper and silk with pewter edgings, 30 x 21.5 x 14.5cms.

Fifty lace bobbins, comprising thirty one in bone including spot inscribed – To Only Me Constant Be / Marrey Me Quick / Forget Me Not / Aunt Louisa / Dear Louisa / Father – Father ??? / Prove True ? / Mary / John / Lucy / Sam . 1 / a bone bobbin the stem incorporating spangles, and nineteen various wooden.       (5)

Victorian lace, Belgian: a bobbin appliqué tie or narrow scarf; a good flounce of bobbin appliqué, approx. 370 by 17 cm; a bonnet veil with Bruges bobbin lace border; a Bruges collar with long front points; another similar; a finer collar with raised veins to the leaves; a narrow collar and a selection of short lengths of bobbin lace edging, and two short borders of needle lace (qty)                                                                     One collar appears to have been dipped in tea. Some small imperfections to the items but no major damage or repair noted.                                                                                                 From the collection of Betty Taylor

Am elaborate rosewood and cut brass inlaid sewing box of sarcophagol form, circa 1840, the rectangular base raised on knurled bun feet, the front and canted lid with leaf scroll panels of cut brass and brass line inlay, quarter bobbin mouldings, rosewood ring side carrying handles. The lid interior in ruched blue silk with a fall front pocket in gilt tooled red leather frame over a lidded and compartmentalised tray in blue paper and patterned cloth with needle books, pin cushions and tool card, the fittings comprising a set of six mother of pearl reels and a stone top silver thimble, 28.2 x 23 x 24cms.

* Prints & Engravings. A Collection of approximately 225 prints, mostly 19th century, engravings, etchings and lithographs of military scenes, architecture, religion, caricatures, classical, genre and British & foreign topographical views, including examples by or after Vernet, Rigaud, J. Doyle, G. Cruickshank, T. Bobbin, Hassell, Bryson, Sandby, R. Dighton, Boydell and Sutherland, various sizes and conditionQTY: (approx.225)

A set of four oak and inlaid high back chairs in the 17th Century manner, the carved lozenge panelled backs with grape and vine decoration, over a panel seat, on bobbin turned supports to block feet united by stretchers, 52 cm wide x 122 cm high

A 17th Century oak single drawer side table on bobbin turned supports, 78 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 67 cm high

A Palais Royale style bevelled glass and gilt metal jewellery casket, on bobbin supports, approx 12cm wide x 7cm deep x 7.2cm high (af)

A walnut and marquetry side table, 19th century, Indo-Portuguese, the rectangular top with geometric decoration and ivory inlays, raised on bobbin-turned supports united by stretchers, terminating in ball feet, 70cm wide 47cm deep 64cm highIMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Condition ReportGeneral knocks, scuffs, scratches, wear, chips and losses throughout commensurate with age and use. Some losses to inlay, splits and marks to the top, scuffs and marks. A small amount of movement in the joints, generally sound with some old repairs to the underside of the table. Overall, it is showing its age and would benefit from a small amount of professional attention but is perfectly usable in its current condition.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement walnut side chair attributed to H W Batley, c.1880, with pierced bobbin-turned detail, the rectangular seat raised on slender tapering front supports,42cm wide52cm deep86cm highCondition ReportGeneral light knocks and wear to the frame. Upholstery with marks and dirt and would benefit from replacement. Side stretchers appear replaced. Joints sound and solid and the chair appears in fair order. Please see additional images.

Bobbin cane-seated chair, 16"w x 18"d x 32"h

A rectangular occasional table on bobbin stretcher base - width 87cm, together with an antique French drinks table

A 19th century elm Lancashire armchair having a curved top rail with a slatted and bobbin turned splat over a rush seat with shaped arms raised on turned stretchered supports on short arrow feet. H.110.5cm

A bobbin lace making pillow and accessories, the wooden rest with velvet covered drum, front panel and side pincushions with drawer to reverse, with additional spare drum, bone handled pricker, quantity of threads, pins, tools and other accessories

A George III circular oak tilt-top tripod table - with a bobbin-turned column and swept supports with slender pad feet, 88cm diameter, 69.5cm high.

An early 18th century oak gateleg dining table - the oval dropflap top over a single end drawer (later lined with baize), raised on bobbin turned and block supports united by peripheral stretchers. (LWH 134 x 49 x 73.5cm, 147cm wide when opened)

A 19th century painted pine bench - the channel moulded back with a single shaped splat and bobbin turned spindles, over a planked seat and slightly swept arms, on rectangular section legs united by side stretchers. (LWH 163 x 43 x 93cm)

A vintage wooden factor slatted bobbin trolley originally from Axminster Carpets- length 107cm

AN OAK 'GYPSY' TABLE19th/20th century, the octagonal top on three tapered bobbin turned legs, 63cm high x 53cm wide

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLEthe rectangular tilt top on bobbin turned stem, cabriole legs and pad feet, 68cm high x 50cm wide x 36cm deep

A pair of bobbin turned armchairs, with cane seats and cushions, one cane seat is badly damaged

VINTAGE TABLE TOP XYLOPHONE, with brass keys and beater, on oak bobbin legs30cm high

A late 19th century Chinese export lacquered sewing box of octagonal form, standing on carved animal like feet, the box heavily decorated with foliate and swirled design with figures and buildings to areas, with metal handles to sides and hinged cover decorated again with matching design and central figural design, interior with various compartments, couple covered with building gilt design, two pen trays, a pin cushion and others, uncovered divisions mostly all with mixed bone sewing items including thimble, bobbin holders, pots, and others (some damaged), with lower drawer opening to reveal fitted interior, overall size of box approx. 36cm wide x 27cm deep x 15.5cm high. Further details: exterior with some loss and minor damage - slight splits or loss to areas and loss to gilding or paint; impact damage to area next to lower drawer; other chips and loss to parts; feet with some loss but stable; interior divisions with some loss and bone pieces some broken.

A three seater bergere settee with a scrolling carved rail, caned back and sides on bobbin turned legs with a pad seat, 152cm wide

A Victorian fruitwood four-tier wall shelf with bobbin turned supports, 26" wide x 6" deep x 28" high